Port Pirie School of Mines reopens after Christmas vacation
The Port Pirie School of Mines and Industries resumed on Wednesday with demonstrations planned for the following Monday. The institution highlights its twelve years of operation, breadth of subjects including mechanical engineering and engine driving, and notes strong student outcomes and renewed courses for the coming term.
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Port Pirie School of Mines and Industries
Ite
Wining
Wientifte
Port Pine
Adelaide
T. Bredford
Port Pirie School of Mines Announces New Courses and Progress
The Carpentry division led by W H Neal begins a new fitting shop project to aid practical study. Bookkeeping gains A Gottell as instructor with advanced data plans. Clerical class under H N Edwards promotes civil service exam prep. Dressmaking led by Miss M Taylor and millinery by Miss Hilda Sonsluy return for the term. Overall enrolment stands at 111, down from 436 last year due to term structure. recent exams show improved results, with J P O Witter and Me B Jobson noted for chemistry and related work. Rupert Eric Shapter earned third-class demours.
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Miss I Grey
Oud Pryzieze Ling
Miss Gray
Port Pirie
W. H. Neal
School of Mines
A. Gottell
Adelaide School of Mines
H. N. Edwards
M. Taylor
Hilda Sonsluy
Papi
J. P.O. Witter
Aleo J
Me. &. Jobson
Rupert Eric Shapter
School of Mines highlights lab work and staff changes
The article notes a well equipped chemistry department with a modern laboratory and prominent instructors Messrs Hemingway and E A Wood. It describes student achievements across chemistry, shorthand, bookkeeping, drawing and mechanics, and mentions the resignation of Mr Wood and appointment of Mr KA Biasell.
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Messrs Hemingway
E. A. Wood
Bchool of
Commercial College
Wk. L Wood
Begeetia
Wood
Tnt
KA. Biasell
L . Leftur
A. Wo Nader
Peter Walt
Hulldooy
MW L. Mitchell
Carl Falk
Wilkiocon
BE. Molineaux
L B. Swift
UC Pati
Ga’oing
Elues Honeura
Port Piri
Mien
Amy K. Sard
Mary Vergay
Piri
Misa Mary Perse Amd
Oda Yevern
Wiss Pinglke Maregen
Bevell
Gintiouaties
A. To
Mitchell
Mae AK
Walter
Mieke Vy
Dechime
Mines School Improves Yet Faces Student Examinations
Butler and M T Mehrendt note high teaching standards at the School of Mines as examples show strong progress. Despite low fees and rail concessions, many students fail to sit for examinations. Scholarships are awarded to top students, with a new syllabus and annual report due soon and registrar access for class information.
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Uy Lues
Schoul
Alines
Y.M.A. Defeats Caledonians by 57 in First Innings
Y.M.A. beat Caledonians by 57 runs in the first innings after Caledonians were 45 all out on 4 wickets and followed on to 113. Mitchell top scored for Y.M.A. with 65 not out as Y.M.A. folded for 170 in the previous week. Other players include E L Mitchell and E A Biscell, while bowlers Ogilvy and McGregor claimed key wickets for Y.M.A.
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Caledonians
Y.mla
Y.M.A
Mitchell
Ehtef
Deas Firat
C Harden
Buller
Ogilvy
Fornsith
Birtles
Davies
McGregor
L Mitchell
Wills
San
Caledosians
H Hay
Severn
Padman
Forasith
LiaDiari
TA Butler
Dariges
Sen
Jd McGregor
LeDiar
Dawnon
Harden
J Ogilvy
Carman
Gray
DeDiar
P Keogh
Scott
E Davies
Moe
U Bundies
Bhies
Bowling Mitchell
Tor
Fort Pirie Gun Clubseventh Club wold trophy shoot off
Fort Pirie Gun Club held its seventh competition for the Club Wold Trophy valued at seven rounds. Amairman R Thompson and R Job were the only elevatera to shoot seven birds. Almaining won the shoot off. McGann and Johnson tied in the first sweep. McGann won the shoot-off. Final event won by Dubgun with four kills for the Trophy. Abermain claimed a shoot off sequence with multiple winners.
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Port Pirie
Welloestay Jaat
Fort Pirie
Alermain
R. H. Thompson
R.job
Abervision
McGiann
Johnson
Metiann
McGann
Moyle
Jokcaon
Eiz
Mr. McGanun
Dubgun
Abermain
Herbert
Quarrel Over Bar Fight Ends with Dismissal
Port Plrin Pulses Cit hears a domestic quarrel between Theodora Blatechke and James Mack Mace with assault allegations against Blatechke and wife Sarah. Both sides gave mixed evidence of blows with a bar and broom handle. magistrate dismissed all informations and ordered each side to pay own costs.
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Maes
Hye
Blatechkes
Hlatechke
Mes Blatechke
Ulatechka
Smatehke
Blatschicke
Ull
Hlatschke
Blatechke
Ronald
Elizabeth Mary Mace
Evidanca
Blatachke
Arthur George Hundley
Mace
Blatschka
Alfred Frederick Elliott
Wlart Ishearer
Ronald Theodore Blatuchke
Isborer
Macs
Macé
Nardoo
Heasley's
Barwell Blatechke
Blatedge
Dean Dawson
Sarah Blatechke
Theodora Blitschke
Thompson
Barwell
Mae
Untitled excerpt on medical conditions and treatments
A fragmented text discusses various medical complaints and remedies, mentioning debility, gout, urine retention, and uric issues. It references pruning and a list of symptoms, with scattered terms suggesting historical medical discussions. The legibility is poor, leaving many garbled phrases.
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Boot
Nedness
Geile
RCI
Farewell and Presentation to Dr and Mrs Pellew of Balaklava
A large Balaklava gathering on February 6 bids farewell to Dr L J Pellew and his wife as they move to Port Augusta. Distinct speakers praise the doctor’s medical service, generosity, and public spirit while presenting gifts and farewells from town societies, cricket and hockey clubs, and lodge members.
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Balaklava
L. J. Pellew
Mesara J. KR. PF
J.P
Mount Templeton
Ti. M. Tuck
A. W. Rebingon
P. M. Newland
VF. W. Loader
Institute
Is. Melines
Wieard
Tulley
Port Auguste
Souter
Pellew
H, Dubst
M P
A. H. Reynolds
Mc W. Upt U
Peilew
Children’s Hospital
North Adelaide
Hal
Mra Pellew
Port Augusta
Mr W. Smith
Mira Pellew
A. W. Robinson
Frilla
Atreut
Ife
W. J. Gloegon
Tricket
Liverpool
South Australia
Tie
Pelley
Aplane
I A. Baum
H. M ‘Tuck
Fellow
F. W. Loader
Lostitute
Mrs Pellew
H. Virgo
Tims
L. G. Stone
Riddel
Port Anguata
O'Brien
Sister O'Brien
Elas
McEwen
Adelaide Hospital
McEwin
McEwene
Keith McEwin
A. M. Harris
R. H. Chambers
Saint's Terminus Hotel
H. H. Gell
Darewell
Owen
R. Nicholle
Bednall
R. L. Butler
Balakaya
W. Frager
Freeling Brass Band
Horace George
A Successful Somolar and Local Recreational Notes
Maus ter Gorden Miell won the iasby commercial scholarship at Prince Alfred College. A meeting discussed forming a cricket team for commercial waterside employees and clerks with a colour coded badge system. A tribute was paid to Mrs. Williams for club support. The recreation ground is in a disgraceful state with risk to safety and poor cricket conditions. calls for immediate civic action to improve stands, grass, and playing areas.
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Mauster Gorden Miell
Lient
Miell
Alesse Piper Dod Adsuis
Hyely
Hoaswolear
Meanta Reidy
Mitchell
Leonard
Nancarrow
Meggra W. H. Miller
H.J. Davey
Clarke
Buainesa
Ellen Street
Alexander Street
Thei Volour
Aira
A. E. William
W. Neal
Willian
Danvss
Warren
Port Pirie Racing Club Judges Change at Meeting
At a Port Pirie commuter meeting last week Mr A A Pearce resigned as judge a post he held for over 20 years. The committee accepted the resignation with regret and noted his long service. Mr M L Warren thanked him and Mr B E Lewis was appointed judge with Mr E Lewis seconding the tribute.
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Port Pirie Racing Club
A. A. Pearce
Pearce
M.L. Warren
Pesaree
E. Lewis
Expensive Amusement Chair Thrown Through Hotel Window
At Fort Pirie Magistrates Court on Saturday last before Mr J Mitchell AM a man named Jobo Nurmi a Russian Finn was charged with wilful damage to the International Hotel window. He allegedly threw a chair through the window and fled but was pursued and arrested. He was fined £4 2s and ordered to pay 5 12 in total including damages.
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Fort Pirie
J. Mitchell
Jobo Nurmi
J. A. McGann
International Hotel
H. N. Barwell
Bute
Drunkenness Offenders Given Fines in Police Court
Six offenders were fined for drunkenness. Alfred Saggent was deemed a rogue and vagabond and sentenced to six weeks in prison for unlawful presence on police premises. John Chstopher McCorminck alias Joseph Joyce faced one month imprisonment for idle and disorderly conduct with no visible means of support.
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Alfred Saggent
John Chstopher McCorminck
Joseph Joyce
Prices of Metals Monthly Averages January
The Australian Metal Co reports January average metal prices. Lead £15 19s 0d per ton. Silver standard 26s 6d per troy ounce. Spelter £21 4s 6d per ton. Copper standard spot £204 6s 8d per ton. Copper standard 3 months £264 7s 8d per ton. Copper best selected £69 5s 8d per ton.
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Australian Metal Co
Wetala
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